Aug. 17 - A Hymn Sing was held Monday afternoon with First Lutheran Church. At 7 p.m., the Lions Club was here to play bingo in the activity room. The hosts were Troy, Jody, Sage, Carol and a member …
Last spring, I was asked by the Golden Valley County FFA Chapter to participate in a career fair at Beach High School. Having been an FFA chapter president when I was in high school and being a huge …
To describe the issues faced by area farmers this year as challenging would be a gigantic understatement. We came out of a winter that provided very limited moisture, followed by an early spring …
Area cattlemen attended a symposium on Aug. 19 titled Ranching Stewardship: Range Health and Stockmanship for Western North Dakota. The program covered a range of subjects, which included a trip to …
For a teacher getting to know a new group of students, having a familiar connection to the community can be a boost. For Alysha Ridl – who joined the staff at Belfield Public School this year – …
The first few days of school can be overwhelming for students and teachers, but when a new principal takes over, there is a great deal on their plate. Jerrica Smith was named the K-12 principal at …
Hettinger residents starting hearing about the possibility of bad weather as early as Saturday, August 29. Predictions for Sunday evening included “damaging winds, large hail, torrential rain and …
North Dakota lawmakers studying data centers heard concerns about transparency and nondisclosure agreements while others touted the potential economic benefits. Many of the people raised …
Michael Ternes Q. Tell us a little about yourself. A. My name is Michael Ternes. I’ve lived in the Flasher area my whole life and am proud to call this community home. I own …
With construction expected to turn dirt in 2028 and the line to be operational in 2032, planning continues for a transmission line being developed across Slope, Golden Valley, Hettinger, Grant, …
James Patterson, a Sophomore at Elgin/New Leipzig recently returned from Yale University where he spent a week at the National Youth Leadership Forum of Engineering. From July 24-31 he attended …
An Elgin resident has accepted a plea agreement, pleading guilty to the initial Class B felony charge. Brianna Ricks was originally charged with misapplication of entrusted property, a Class B …
The Elgin-New Leipzig (E-NL) School District board of education has approved a work agreement to fill the first grade teaching position until the permanent teacher arrives. Rita Fischer, …
Since I’m no longer a vendor at a farmers’ market, nor on the board of the North Dakota Farmers’ Market & Growers Association, I feel I can talk about markets without bias. I’ll …
Showmanship at Halter, Under 8: Amber Z. - blue ribbon, 1st. Steeley M. - red ribbon, 2nd. Sterling M. - ribbon, 3rd. Showmanship at Halter, Ages 8-12: …
Dogs Foundation Dog Obedience Class – receiving blue: Autumn O, McKenzie O, Eva P, Lane P, Matthew S, Camille W, Macy Z. Dog Obedience Champion – Camille W, sponsored by the Hartman …
The year 2026 marks the 500th anniversary of the first translation of the New Testament into English. The translator was William Tyndale, who for his effort was rewarded by being burned at the stake. …
With construction expected to turn dirt in 2028 and the line to be operational in 2032, planning continues for a transmission line being developed across Slope, Golden Valley, Hettinger, Grant, …
Stark Power held an open house at Signature Events on Thursday, August 20, to engage directly with the Mandan community as the data center developer is in the early planning stages of developing a …
In 1923 the State Highway Commission assigned route numbers to roads on the State Highway System. The Red Trail became ND 3. The Commission selected Red Tomahawk as the identifying image for our …
